“Each morning after you wake up, try to shape your thinking in beneficial ways before you begin your day. You can think, for instance, ‘May my body, my speech, and my mind be used in a more compassionate way, so that they become a service to others.’ This is something I usually do. It makes life more meaningful. Likewise, examine your mind in the evening before you go to bed. Review the way you spent your day, and check whether it was worthwhile.”
Long Live His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama.
“The Middle Way: Faith Grounded in Reason”
Posted by: Michael Rickicki | 03/26/2019
Upon Waking
Posted in Bodhisattvayana, Buddha, Buddhism, Daily Practice, Dhamma, Karuna, Tibetan Buddhism | Tags: compassion, Dalai Lama
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